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<blockquote data-quote="SBD" data-source="post: 1175455" data-attributes="member: 9592"><p>Just to clarify. I was asking for instances. I do use HPs but a relative won't due to fear of a persecutor using it against him in court. I recently became concerned about it because of an article I read about it in other states. There is a lot of good intentioned advice out there about defensive ammo and I have read good arguments for both expanding/frangible and ball but no evidence that either has resulted in some outcome in a DA decision or court (in Oklahoma). We do know with scientific certainty that HPs are more effective and less likely to cause collateral damage. Unfortunately the law isn't a physical thing, is sometimes subjective and at times completely ignores common sense.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SBD, post: 1175455, member: 9592"] Just to clarify. I was asking for instances. I do use HPs but a relative won't due to fear of a persecutor using it against him in court. I recently became concerned about it because of an article I read about it in other states. There is a lot of good intentioned advice out there about defensive ammo and I have read good arguments for both expanding/frangible and ball but no evidence that either has resulted in some outcome in a DA decision or court (in Oklahoma). We do know with scientific certainty that HPs are more effective and less likely to cause collateral damage. Unfortunately the law isn't a physical thing, is sometimes subjective and at times completely ignores common sense. [/QUOTE]
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